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James Lee Rader -- 2633 Gilbert Way -- Rancho Cordova, CA 95670-3513

Premier Issue June 1991

What do we hope to accomplish with this newsletter ?

Keep in touch,
Keep each other involved and informed about the level of research,
Solve lineage disputes,
and most important share information about our common interest, our Rader/Reader/Röder/etc heritage.

There will be several Regular columns in Rader Ramblings which will evolve as you write them. That's correct we need your input.

1. You write or find something and we will try not to make it worse.

2. Call my answering machine at 916-366-6833 and dictate your information. The tape will record for 45 minutes
3. Save the phone bill use your own tape recorder and mail us the tape

The columns of the newsletter are:

Immigrant information                     page 2

Name origination stories                  page 3

Lineage disputes                             page 4

Computerized data base reports        page 5

Books available                               page 6

Immigrant information

Who are the immigrants that started the various lines ? Where did they come from ? How did they get here ? Where did the settle ?

1. Immigrants that we know.

I. Johann Adam Röder's widow Anna Maria and her children ( at least 2).

II. Johann Caspar Röttor on the ship Edinburg Log 13 Aug 1750.

2. Possible ancestors from P. William Filby's Immigration lists

Most of the Ritter's are swiss, I think. Have you checked out these possibilities as your immigrant ancestor? They are by first name because last name spelling of last names is inconsistent.

Name origination stories How did the current spelling of the name become what it is today ? What are the family customs that your ancestors have practiced for generations? What did your parents and grand parents tell you about the origins of their line ?

from Frances R. Longino, 5706 Interbay Blvd, Tampa, FL 33611-4739

As with most family histories there is a mixture of hard fact and reliable data along with word-of-mouth tradition, as well as several gaps in the lineage charts. In spite of problems, the general picture of the various members is consistent with the family traits and characteristics as we know them today,

This is not a proper history of the Raders - I understand there are others doing this in a scholarly way. This is simply to keep a promise to my mother (Mrs. Lyell Rader) to do something with the information she had collected from various sources. Some of this was researched by Perry Rader, my Uncle Luke Rader, and data from another Rader family in Pennsylvania whose relationship has yet to be determined.

THE RADER NAME

The name is 'borrowed' - there is considerable evidence for this in various records and papers.

My Mother had the idea from Dad (Dr.Lyell Rader) that we were of Jewish origin, although he could give no reason for this except that he had a fairly large nose! Mother would have been happy to confirm the connection because her love for the Jews and her work for them covered a span of many years following her conversion.

On the strength of this idea of Dad's, she tried to crash a Rader Reunion in Brooklyn. After talking and answering some questions at the entrance she was very politely 'invited out'. She was given permission to talk with the old Patriarch of the group however, and met him at the agreed time.

This old man was well versed in our history as well as his own. He told her that we were of the Scots who had fled persecution under 'Bloody Mary', and had taken refuge in Holland, There they dropped their name and took the name of their trade. While this was the custom with Jews, it was also common practice among all refugees, and particularly among protestants and any anti-catholics .

This name was Rademacher, meaning 'wheel-maker' which was their trade in Scotland. The name was probably carried until they went to England and Germany, where the last part was dropped and they became Raders - by accident - the Jewish name of Rader.

A part of this family went to Germany where the spelling was Roeder, and Reader. Other spellings, but obviously the same family turned up after emigrating to America, to Pennsylvania and Virginia.

Through the diligent research of a number of persons and the help of those who remained in that area, We have more information about the family and its distinguished citizens. A church there is 'Rader's Church' and there is a stream named 'Rader's Run' and numerous Rader families still live in the vicinity.

We know that one of the Raders left Holland and went to England where he married and had three sons; John, Anthony and Andrew. All of these sons came to America and settled in Henrico County Virginia, the county where Richmond is located. Some of their descendants moved west and north in other Virginia counties. Our particular line comes through these men -

Adam Roeder (Rader Reader) I 1678-1729
(wife Catherine Diebert)
Adam II (Anna Barbara Bender) 1700-1773
Matthias(wife Jessie Painter.?) 1730-1792
George (I) (wife Sarah Dunlap) 1743-1813
George (II) (wife Jane McCoy) 1774-1864
William (wife Sarah Neale) 1800-
Andrew McCoy (wife Isabella McFarland) 1824-l896

Lineage disputes

They stole our ancestor, they belong on our tree ? We don't know where to hang this line - any suggestions ? there are more than 45 George Raders, 70 Mary Raders, 80 William Raders, which one is which and can you prove it ?

Computerized data base reports

The data base is growing and improving, so what how can you get your ancestors out of it ? how about a list of all of the people named "Mary" ? What ever you want form the computer, we will try to get it to you.

The present condition of the Data Base (6-6-91)

Subjects on file 7945
Marriages on file 2671
places on file 2617
explanitory text files 104
footnotes on file 106

This means we have a lot of Related people with few documents to back them up. I did not use family histories as backup and that is where most of the data has come from. I have two four drawer file cabinates full of paper. These documents include church histories, Family work sheets, and countless years of tireless research by many people. I will list a few

1. Dr. William Rader over 20 years of work;

a. The book "The Descendants of Adam Rader" still available from him.
b. His additional notes for generations 7 thru 13 that would not fit in the book. He has kindly lent them to me. I have just started entering them in the computer.
c. His library of related books, Issach Ritche, Nobles, Goshenhoppen church, etc.
d. His self published book "Record Book of the Rader Lutheran Church Timberville, VA" (1762-1889) translated from german by Christopher Henry Drogemuller.

2. Ralph Canselor over 20 years of work: He has shared his notes with me which are on computer disk. I printed them out, they are about 1,000 pages of paper.

3. Elane Easterly Busch and her desceased husband who collected Rader Families, published "Rader Relatives newsletter" and did most of the work on a book about the "Descendants of George Rader"

4. Ed Fickie many years of work with several notty problems solved

5. Arline Spivey Carter and her book "Carter-Etter and Related families"

6. Margaret Rader who put me in touch with all of these resources.

7. Mary Kegley of Wytheville VA map of the lands of the early settlers and many books on the area.

8. Parker Gay and Dr. Charles P. Rader who did much of the pioneer work.

9. Harry Roberts for his histories of Greene County.

What can you get from the data base ?

We can create various books from the computer at any time. We can create family group sheets, pedigree charts, lists of individuals or marriages. The book in the Genealogical format is the most data per page. The less pages the less the cost, both printing and postage are directly related to the number of pages.

One ounce of paper is is six 8 1/2 x 11 pages. These pages cost about 10 cents per immage to print or 120 cents (double sided is 12 immages) plus 29 cents postage. at $ 1.49 per 12 immages each immage costs .124 Dollars. I am computing the cost per page to lead into a discussion of method of delivery.

I printed the current data base and found the following:

			People		Cost	disk
The Descendants of				pgs	@ 12	space

Casper	Rader	1732-1812	1564	165	20.46	334,623
Adam	Rader		2456	221	27.4	409,761
George	Rader			80	9.92	79,207
Catharina		1757-1831		2	0.24
Frederick	Rader	1807-1825		2	0.24
Charles	Madison	1860-1948		6	0.74
A list of all	individuals			149	18.47	559,243
A list of all	marraiges			51	6.32	177,422
An	everyname	index		106	13.14	285,406
			Total	782	96.97

If you have an IBM compatible computer I can send the same book to you on 5 floppy disks at 30 cents each or $ 1.50 plus postage.

If you want it on 16mm microfilm we can make a master for $70 and each copy for $10. Assuming 10 people want it on film it would cost $70 plus $100 divided by 10 or $ 17.

Books available

There are books and pamphlets currently available. Do you know of one that we don't. Please let the rest of us know about it and have a chance to buy one.

1. From Mutterstadt to Hosensack; the Story of Some Descendants of Hans Adam Roeder of Mutterstadt, Germany and Daniel C Roeder of Hosensack
I am greatly interested in your plans for Rader Ramblings. I have worked on my Grandfather's family, Roeders of Lehigh Co, Pennsylvania.
Before I send any quantity of material I'd like to know more about what groups you are interested in. Is it the descendants of Hans Adam and Anna Maria of Mutterstadt? My research is into descendants of Michael and Heinrich, the sons who settled in Lehigh and adjoining counties.
Perhaps you have seen my book, From Mutterstadt to Hosensack; the Story of Some Descendants of Hans Adam Roeder of Mutterstadt, Germany and Daniel C Roeder of Hosensack.
I am sure you are familiar with William and June Rader's much larger book which traces the family of the brother who settled in Virginia.
My book is about one segment of the descendants of Michael. I now have completed more of these lines and am working on descendants of the brother, Heinrich.

Dorothy Tharpe 715-749-4094

73 East Terresa

Roberts, Wi 54023

This book is 67 pages spiral bound and available from the author for $13.50 postpaid.
715-749-4094
2. "Carter-Etter and Related Families written by William J. Carter and Arliene Spivey Carter 2719 Wooldridge Drive, Austin, TX 78703 (512) 478-5347
Authentic family histories can only be written when the family descendants have consistently preserved the memories of the past. The study of old official records is fatiguing and time consuming, but these records need to be fleshed out with old letters or personal remembrances.
For the CARTER family there exists a series of letters written by WILL and EMELINE which extend back more than 100 years. The same sort of thing appears in the TROWER and SAFFELL families. W. T. (TAYLOR) CARTER now has the old CARTER letters.
The WILKINSON-WILKERSON memories were kept best by MR. A. C. POTTER of Greenville, Missouri, who is surely now deceased. (He was in his 90's when last seen by the writer over 10 years ago.)
The ETTER family spoke German in their homes and churches until after 1832, but there are baptism records and other old church records. The ETTERS usually seemed to leave wills when they died, which are of great use to the genealogists. For these reasons, ETTER is the only family of the five reported here where the family can be traced to their place of origin in Europe, in this case Canton Bern in Switzerland. Almost all of the research work on the ETTER FAMILY and the entire written presentation has been done by ARLENE. A masterful job.
The Carter-Etter book contains about 30 pages of The Descendants of Casper Rader. The particular lineage is Henry Rader of Dulaney, Greene Co., TN. This is the Henry that died in the Union prison camp in Chicago during the Civil War.
3. THE DESCENDANTS OF ADAM AND ANNA MARIA RöDER,
JOHANN ADAM AND KATHARINA (TAUBER) RöDER
FROM THE PALATINATE TO PENNSYLVANIA,
THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
By DR. WILLIAM A. and JUNE L. (HUDNUT) RADER

The genealogy begins with the birth ADAM ca 1645 and ANNA MARIA in 1647 and their 2 children ROSINA and 2 ADAM, followed by the birth in of 2 ADAM and CATHERINE (TAUBER'S) 7 children, the death of 2 ADAM in 1721 and his mother, ANNA MARIA in 1723, in Mutterstadt, Germany. Next is the migration of the CATHARINA (TAUBER), and her remaining 2 daughters and 3 sons to Pennsylvania in 1725. Then the story of her first son, MICHAEL, who remained in PA, her second son, ADAM who moved to near Timberville, VA in 1745 and the third son Heinrich who also stayed in PA.

The story of MICHAEL'S children and grandchildren "moving west", One of them, AARON, who moved to Crawford Co., OH in 1856.

The stories of three of 3 ADAM'S children who move to WV, i.e. MICHAEL, GEORGE AND ANTHONY, and 3 ADAM'S grandson, NOAH who moved to Pike Co., OH. Many of 4 ADAM'S descendants still live in the Shenandoah Valley, VA while others live in Hancock Co., and Crawford Co., OH, Indiana, Michigan and surrounding states.

HENRICH'S son PETRUS (PETER) moved to Tennessee in about 1790 and some of his children and grandchildren moved to Rader Missouri, others moved to indiana, Texas and the far west.

The book contains 375 pages, 372 references, some 60 Family stories (indexed), with many other stories included in the genealogy. There are approximately 6,000 names indexed. Also listed are approximately 120 variations of the Röder-Rader name. Hardcover 6x9 inches.

It is available from the author for $30.00 + $2.00 postage at,

4638 Bay Shore Rd., Sarasota FL, 34234-4526

do you have a pamplet or book we should know about ?

Raders in Germany

Another source is the computerized system maintained by the LDS Church in Salt Lake City. I did this extraction last year to get a better idea of the possible places Raders were found. This organization has microfilmed a portion of the church records in Europe. They have loaded a portion of that on the computer. They have further added their family work sheets from individual research.

This source is available at most cities where the Mormons have churches. It is a Personal computer based system. And you don't have to be a member of their religion to use it.

Where do we find the Rader family. The L.D.S. International Genealogical Index (IGI) has disks for both Germany and Europe. The germany index, serching for "RODER" yields the following information about where in Germany the Raders were likily to be we find the following general distribution prior to 1750.

prussia 115

baden 44

bayern 18

Wuerttemberg 12

sachsen 9

Hesse-Darmstat 3

Mellrich 1

Germany 1

A more detailed summary reveals the following:

1. RADNER family was in Viernheim, Mannheim, Baden from 1681 (25 births and 8 marriages before 1750

2. ROEDER family was in Roemisch-Katholische, Liersberg, Rheinland, Prussia from 1660. ( 35 christenings before 1750)

3. RADER family was in;

Katholisch, Hoenningen Rhein, Rheinland, Prussia from 1716.(20 christenings and 7 marriages prior to 1750)

Roedelsee, Unterfranken, Bayern from 1700.( 7 births prior to 1750)

Evangelisch, Soligen, Rheinland, Prussia from 1697 ( 6 christenings and 2 marriages prior to 1750)

Jerusalem, Berlin Stadt, Brandenburg, Prussia from 1718 ( 4 marriages and 2 Christenings prior to 1750)

4. RAEDER family was in;

Evangelisch, Luttringhausen, Rheinland, Prussia from 1707 ( 2 marriages 5 christenings prior to 1750)

Burkersdorf, Dresden, Sachsen from 1714 ( 3 births prior to 1750)

Katholisch, Amrichshausen, Jagstkreis, Wuerttemberg from 1699 ( 1 marriage and 5 christenings prior to 1750)

Liebfrauen Katholisch, Koblenz Stadt, Rheinland, Prussia- 1692 ( 4 christenings prior to 1750)

5. RODER family was in Hartmannsdorf Kirchberg, Zwickau, Sachsen with a birth in 1596 and christening in 1572

6. The following are designations of religious affiliation. Anyone able to translate them ? Katholisch - Roedelsee - Evangelisch - Jerusalem International Genealogical Index (TM) - 1988 Edition - Version 2.09

28 SEP 1990 SELECTED ENTRIES by search "Roder" Germany index prior to 1750

the country of BADEN

Viernheim, Mannheim, Baden

RADNER, Anna Barbara (F) B: 6 Mar 1742

RADNER, Anna Elisabetha (F) M: 3 Feb 1733

RADNER, Anna Elisabetha (F) B: 1 Jun 1707

RADNER, Anna Elisabetha (F) B: 9 Nov 1738

RADNER, Anna Margaretha (F) B:15 Apr 1723

RADNER, Anna Margaretha (F) B:14 Jul 1710

RADNER, Anna Margaretha (F) B:13 Feb 1712

RADNER, Anna Maria (F) B:20 Jan 1709

RADNER, Anna Maria (F) M:12 Feb 1732

RADNER, Apollonia (F) B: 3 Jun 1711

RADNER, Caspar (M) B:25 Jan 1737

RADNER, Franz (M) B: 8 Oct 1732

RADNER, Jacob (M) M:13 Jun 1702

RADNER, Johannes (M) B:10 Jun 1742

RADNER, Johannes (M) B: 9 Jan 1745

RADNER, Johannes (M) B:20 Jun 1716

RADNER, Johannes (M) B:10 Jun 1742

RADNER, Johannes (M) B: 9 Jan 1745

RADNER, Johannes (M) M: 7 Nov 1740

RADNER, Johannes Jaco(M) B:27 Jul 1714

RADNER, Johannes Peter (M) B: 1 Nov 1709

RADNER, Johannes Peter (M) M: 8 Jan 1732

RADNER, Margaretha (F) B:21 Sep 1749

RADNER, Maria Elisabetha (F) B: 7 Aug 1744

RADNER, Maria Eva (F) B:18 Aug 1717

RADNER, Maria Magdalena (F) B: 6 Sep 1713

RADNER, Maria Magdalena (F) M:12 Jan 1734

RADNER, Palmatius (M) B:15 Oct 1734

RADNER, Paul (M) M:19 Jun 1707

RADNER, Paul (M) M:25 Nov 1721

RADNER, Paul (M) B:1681

RADNER, Peter (M) B:17 Apr 1703

RAEDERER, Wendel (M) M:15 Jun 1624 Ittersbach, Karlsruhe

RAEDERER, Maria (F) M:28 Feb 1626 Ittersbach, Karlsruhe

RADNER, Elisabetha (F) M: 2 Feb 1621 Ettenheim, Freiburg

the country of Bayern

the state of Pfaltz

RAEDER, Joannes (M) M: 19 Apr 1746 Bad Duerkheim, Pfalz,

RAEDER, Maria Magdalena (F) C: 30 Jul 1673 Battenberg,Pfalz,

RAEDER, Hanss Georg (M) M:3 Sep 1672 Battenberg, Pfalz,

ROEDER (F) C: 12 Mar 1727 Frankenthal, Pfalz,

RAEDER, Maria Elisabeth (F) M: 1696 Kallstadt, Pfalz,

RAEDER, Thomas (M) C:1 May 1609 Landau In Pfalz Stadt, Pfalz,

RAEDER, Johannes (M) B: 16 Sep 1708 Mutterstadt, Pfalz,

RAEDER, Anna Margaretha (F) C: 16 Mar 1731 Mutterstadt, Pfalz,

RADER, Johann Georg (M) B: 25 Jul 1734 Roedelsee, Unterfranken,

RADER, Stefan (M) B: 1697 Roedelsee, Unterfranken,

RADER, Anna Catharina (F) B: 27 Jan 1729 Roedelsee, Unterfranken,

RADER, Anna Maria (F) B: 8 Aug 1731 Roedelsee, Unterfranken,

RADER, Eva Barbara (F) B: 17 Nov 1741 Roedelsee, Unterfranken,

RADER, Stephan (M) B: 27 Jan 1700 Roedelsee, Unterfranken,

RADER, Johannes (M) B: 6 Dec 1736 Roedelsee, Unterfranken,

ROEDER, Magdalena (F) C: 4 Feb 1625 Schweinfurt, Unterfranken,

ROEDER, Magdalena (F) M: 27 Nov 1649 Schweinfurt, Unterfranken,

RAEDER, Eva (F) M: 15 Jun 1646 Thalmaessing, Mittelfranken,

RAEDER, Hans Adam (M) M: 23 Aug 1642 Thalmaessing, Mittelfranken,

Country of Prussia

state of Brandenburg

RAEDER, Anna (F) C: 22 Dec 1696 Wulfersdorf Ostprignitz
RAEDER, Joachim (M) C: 1666 Wulfersdorf Ostprignitz,
RADERS (M) M: 10 Oct 1711 Malchow Waren, Mecklenburg -Schwerin

Hesse-Darmstadt

RADER, Maria Catharina (F) C: 13 Jan 1737 Hessloch, Rheinhessen
RAEDER, Matthaeus (M) C: 20 Apr 1721 Hessloch, Rheinhessen
RADER, Jo Hann Georg (M) B: 1740 Ostheim, Oberhessen
RADNER, Maria Magdalena (F) M: 26 Jan 1734 Viernheim, Starkenburg
RADDER, Anna Gertrud (F) C: 29 Aug 1725 R Mellrich

state of Brandenburg

RADER, David (M) M: 1 May 1746 Berlin Stadt
RADER, Joh Christian (M) C: 16 Jul 1747 Berlin Stadt
RAEDER, Joh Ern (M) M: 31 Dec 1748 Berlin Stadt
RAEDER, Johann Dieterich (M) M: 4 Jan 1718 Berlin Stadt
RADER, Johann Christian (M) M: 23 Aug 1744 Berlin Stadt
RADERS, Maria Elis (F) C: 27 Mar 1739 Berlin Stadt
RAEDER, Maria Rosina (F) C: 21 Jul 1745 Berlin Stadt
RAEDER, Joachim (M) M: 19 Oct 1686 Kemnitz Ostprignitz
RAEDER, Thomas (M) M: 29 Jan 1710 Konigsberg In Neumark
ROEDERSS (M) C: 19 Jun 1692 Grabow Neumark
RADER, Martin (M) B: 23 Dec 1735 Ahlersbach, Hessen-Nassau,
RADER, Catharina (F) M: 17 Oct 1707 Koenigsberg Stadt, Ostpreussen,
RAEDER, Johann Peter (M) C: 17 Dec 1749 Mehlkehmen, Ostpreussen,

state of Rheinland

RADER, Eva (F) C: 20 Feb 1669 Anrath
RADER MECHERS, Arnoldus (M) C: 23 Jul 1684 Anrath
VON RADERS, Heinrich Daniel M: 17 May 1692 Aachen
RADER, Joannes Emericus (M) M: 25 Apr 1731 Bensberg
RADER, Antonius (M) C: 24 Dec 1735 Dernau Ahr
RADER, Petrus (M) M: 2 Sep 1727 Duempelfeld
RADERS, Maria Catharina (F) C: 21 Jan 1748 Derendorf
RADERS, Sybilla Helena (F) C: 2 Mar 1734 Derendorf
RADERS, Sybilla Catharina (F) C: 21 Jan 1748 Derendorf
RODERS (M) C: 1646 Ehrang
RODER (M) C: 26 Sep 1700 Forst Altenkirche
RADER, Catharina Gertrudis (F) C: 7 Jan 1733 Gevenich Erkelenz
RADER, Catharina (F) M: 22 Sep 1726 Gevenich Erkelenz
RADER, Joannes Antonius (M) C: 18 Apr 1728 Gevenich Erkelenz
RADER, Petrus (M) C: 15 Jan 1731 Gevenich Erkelenz
RAEDER, Cornelius (M) B: 19 Nov 1750 Gartz, Pommern,
RADER, Christinam (F) C: 5 Oct 1724 Hoenningen Rhein
RADER, Cyriacum (M) C: 16 Nov 1725 Hoenningen Rhein
RADER, Cyriacus (M) M: 19 Feb 1726 Hoenningen Rhein
RADER, Cyriacus (M) C: 27 Jan 1793 Hoenningen Rhein
RADER, Eva (F) C: 18 Oct 1743 Hoenningen Rhein
RADER, Gertrudis (F) M: 2 Feb 1723 Hoenningen Rhein
RADER, Girtrud (F) C: 7 Dec 1716 Hoenningen Rhein
RADER, Jacobus (M) M: 26 Nov 1715 Hoenningen Rhein,
RADER, Jacobus (M) M: 9 Nov 1723 Hoenningen Rhein,
RADER, Joannes (M) M: 21 Feb 1740 Hoenningen Rhein
RADER, Joannes (M) C: 14 May 1746 Hoenningen Rhein
RADER, Johanne (M) C: 29 Apr 1718 Hoenningen Rhein
RADER, Margaretham (F) C: 27 Sep 1720 Hoenningen Rhein
RADER, Maria (F) M: 4 Feb 1742 Hoenningen Rhein
RADER, Maria Helena (F) C: 14 Feb 1749 Hoenningen Rhein
RADER, Mariam (F) C: 7 Feb 1723 Hoenningen Rhein
RADER, Mariam (F) C: 9 Oct 1731 Hoenningen Rhein,
RADER, Nicolaus (M) C: 1 Mar 1736 Hoenningen Rhein
RADER, Thoman (M) C: 26 Apr 1731 Hoenningen Rhein,
RADERS, Joes (M) C: 6 Jul 1735 Hoenningen Rhein
RADERS, Luciam (F) C: 19 Mar 1734 Hoenningen Rhein
RADERS, Maria (F) C: 5 Sep 1730 Hoenningen Rhein,
RADERS, Mathias (M) C: 27 Sep 1737 Hoenningen Rhein
RADERS, Nicolaus (M) C: 24 Sep 1733 Hoenningen Rhein,
RADERS, Petrus (M) C: 5 Jun 1729 Hoenningen Rhein,
RADERS, Petrus (M) C: 27 Jan 1741 Hoenningen Rhein
RAEDER, Daniel (M) C: 26 Feb 1750 Krefeld
ROEDDER (M) M: 27 Oct 1685 Kirchen,
RADER, Peter Johannes (M) C: 23 Apr 1724 Luttringhausen
RAEDER, Joannes Jacobus (M) C: 6 Jul 1692 Liebfrauen K Koblenz Stadt
RAEDER, Johannes (M) M: 13 Nov 1711 Luttringhausen
RAEDER, Maria Margaretha (F) C: 9 Mar 1712 Liebfrauen K Koblenz Stadt
RAEDER, Maria Margaretha (F) C: 9 Mar 1712 Liebfrauen K Koblenz Stadt
RAEDER, Maria Catharina (F) C: 4 Dec 1731 Luttringhausen
RAEDER, Peter Johannes (M) C: 21 Sep 1730 Luttringhausen
RAEDER, Peter Joes (M) C: 16 Nov 1707 Luttringhausen
RAEDER, Tillman (M) M: 16 Sep 1712 Luttringhausen
ROEDER (F) C: 7 Aug 1675 Liersberg
ROEDER (F) C: 20 Apr 1714 Liersberg
ROEDER (F) C: 10 Jul 1693 Liersberg
ROEDER (M) C: 9 Dec 1657 Liersberg
ROEDER (M) C: 14 Sep 1704 Liersberg
ROEDER (F) C: 23 May 1700 Liersberg
ROEDER (F) C: 6 Jul 1668 Liersberg
ROEDER (F) C: 28 Feb 1672 Liersberg
ROEDER (M) C: 31 Oct 1706 Liersberg
ROEDER (F) C: 17 Dec 1711 Liersberg
ROEDER (M) C: 15 Jun 1704 Liersberg
ROEDER (F) C: 16 Oct 1669 Liersberg
ROEDER (F) C: 11 Apr 1660 Liersberg
ROEDER (M) C: 3 Mar 1702 Liersberg
ROEDER (F) C: 31 Jul 1668 Liersberg
ROEDER (F) C: 10 Jul 1686 Liersberg
ROEDER (F) C: 8 Nov 1707 Liersberg
ROEDER (F) C: 11 Apr 1672 Liersberg
ROEDER (F) C: 2 Jul 1662 Liersberg
ROEDER (M) C: 16 Sep 1703 Liersberg
ROEDER (M) C: 13 May 1714 Liersberg
ROEDER (M) C: 12 Mar 1700 Liersberg
ROEDER (M) C: 25 Feb 1688 Liersberg
ROEDER (F) C: 18 Oct 1684 Liersberg
ROEDER (M) C: 9 Nov 1702 Liersberg
ROEDER (F) C: 27 Dec 1705 Liersberg
ROEDER (M) C: 25 Jun 1679 Liersberg
ROEDER (F) C: 4 Feb 1691 Liersberg,
ROEDER (F) C: 21 Oct 1710 Liersberg
ROEDER (F) C: 31 Dec 1696 Liersberg
ROEDER (M) C: 2 Jun 1672 Liersberg
ROEDER (F) C: 3 Jun 1734 Liebfrauen K Koblenz Stadt
ROEDER (M) C: 31 Jan 1701 Liersberg
ROEDER (F) C: 1 Mar 1666 Liersberg
ROEDER (M) C: 13 Sep 1676 Liersberg
ROEDER (F) C: 30 Sep 1708 Liersberg
RADER, Mareiggen (F) M: 24 Apr 1704 Montjoie
RADERS, Mergen (F) M: 3 May 1705 Montjoie
RAEDER, Conrad (M) C: 6 Mar 1691 Oberwinter
RADERT, Gerd Conradt (M) C: 7 Jul 1700 Petershagen Minden, Westfalen,
RAEDER, Anna Rosina (F) M: 15 Nov 1746 Punitz, Posen,
RADER, Caecilia (F) C: 24 Aug 1687 Rheinbach
ROEDER (M) M: 27 Oct 1614 Ruckingen, Hessen-Nassau,
RADER, Catharina (F) C: 2 May 1704 Solingen
RADER, Christian (M) M: 10 Mar 1697 Solingen
RADER, Johann Clemens (M) C: 22 May 1736 Solingen
RADER, Johann Wilhelm (M) C: 28 Apr 1750 Solingen
RADER, Johann Henrich (M) C: 14 Mar 1739 Solingen
RADER, Peter Arnold (M) C: 14 Nov 1733 Solingen
RADER, Peter (M) C: 30 Apr 1702 Solingen
RADER, Peter (M) C: 7 Apr 1655 Wald Solingen

country of Sachsen

RADER, Anna Rosina (F) M: 19 Oct 1706 Artern, ,
RAEDER, Peter (M) M: 1714 Bieberstein, Dresden,
RAEDER, Anna Rosina (F) B: 14 Apr 1726 Burkersdorf, Dresden,
RAEDER, Johann Gottlieb (M) B: 4 Nov 1721 Burkersdorf, Dresden,
RAEDER, Rosina (F) B: 14 Oct 1719 Burkersdorf, Dresden,
RAEDER, Johannes Gabriel(M) M: 6 Nov 1701 Freiberg, Dresden,
RAEDER, Maria Elisabetha (F) M: 30 Oct 1670 Freiberg, Dresden,
RAEDER, Eva (F) M: 15 Nov 1701 Gross Petersdorf, Schlesien,
RODER OR MUELMANN (M) C: 10 Jun 1572 Hartmannsdorf Kirchberg, Zwickau,
RODER (F) B: 1596 Hartmannsdorf Kirchberg, Zwickau,
RADER, Maria (F) C: 1582 Unterscheibe, Zwickau,

state of Wuerttemberg

RADERS, Henricus (M) M: 13 Oct 1711 Ahlen, Westfalen,
RAEDER, Anna Maria (F) C: 25 Feb 1701 Amrichshausen, Jagstkreis,
RAEDER, Anna (F) C: 26 Feb 1707 Amrichshausen, Jagstkreis,
RAEDER, Georgius (M) M: 20 Jan 1699 Amrichshausen, Jagstkreis,
RAEDER, Joannes Michael (M) C: 21 Feb 1710 Amrichshausen, Jagstkreis,
RAEDER, Joannes Michael (M) C: 4 Nov 1699 Amrichshausen, Jagstkreis,
RAEDER, Joannes Georgius (M) C: 13 Aug 1704 Amrichshausen, Jagstkreis,
RAEDER, Anna Margaretha (F) M: 19 Oct 1734 Bielefeld-Neustadt, Westfalen,
RADER, Catharina (F) C: 6 Jun 1618 Ellwangen, Jagstkreis,
RADER, Jerg (M) C: 30 Sep 1614 Ellwangen, Jagstkreis,
RADER, Simon (M) M: 26 Oct 1619 Ellwangen, Jagstkreis,
RAEDER, Anna (F) M: 15 Feb 1631 Endersbach, Neckarkreis,
RAEDER, Joannes Wilhelmus(M) C: 19 Feb 1741 Kirchhausen, Neckarkreis,
RADERS, Maria Katharina (F) M: 6 Nov 1712 Lemathe, Westfalen,
VON RADERS, Christoffel Ernst M: 6 Jul 1732 Lippstadt, Westfalen,
RADER, Jurgen (M) M: 9 Jul 1645 Marktkirche K Paderborn, Westfalen,
RADER, Philipp (M) M: 1738 Munster Stadt, Westfalen,
RADER, Philipp (M) B: 1714 Munster Stadt, Westfalen,
RADER, Marie Barbara (F) M: 11 Feb 1738 Oberhausen Reutlingen, Schwarzwaldkreis,

Events: B=Birth C=Christening M=Marriage N=Census W=Will A=Adult Chr. D=Death F=Birth of 1st Child S=Miscellaneous